By way of background, I have been working as a Medical Device Sales Representative specializing in orthopedics and total joints with Johnson & Johnson | DePuy Synthes.

I house hack in Reston, VA by renting a room in my condo to traveling medical professionals.

This is the program: About Good Neighbor Next DoorLaw enforcement officers, pre-Kindergarten through 12th grade teachers, firefighters and emergency medical technicians can contribute to community revitalization while becoming homeowners through HUD's Good Neighbor Next Door Sales Program.

I have multiple MTRs and I started filling them with medical professionals I was working with when I first started. 

I'm determined to increase my income so I can invest in multifamily real estate, but I'm hitting roadblocks due to various limitations.First off, I'm the primary caregiver for my father, and his ongoing medical expenses are a significant financial responsibility.

If so, I work in the medical field and would be able to jump on some travel jobs to show proof of employment for the new state. 

Heights, Medical District, Museum District, etc.?

Then she said she had medical bills for mold 'poisoning' but her new BF admitted in discussion that she was just suffering from her yearly allergies.

She states she is unable to afford the medical premiums and thus wants to make a claim through my home owner's insurance.

Are those of you living off real estate accounting for medical costs/long term care when you're older?